Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-12-22
BROCKWAY CENTRE, st. Clair County,

OuI HltICHdltS are uiSpldgihS th'4A
holiday goods.
g. Charlie Jackson is clerking in the
post office store.
New subscribers are being added to
our list every week.
. VIM. Saulter is learning the barber
trade with Dave Orser.
A donation given in Lynn last week
for Rev. j NJ. Crandall Melted over 81.
Geo. Mcintyre severed his connection
as clerk IN Wm. McIntyrc's store last
week
+ Homer }. Moore. of Roseburg. sun
dayed with WIN. Mcintyre in this
village
Geo. Brooks the barber has added
new chair to his shop. George must be
prosperinF.
p. NJ. McNames and daughter, of st.
Paul, Mimi. are visiting at II. f.
Leonard's.
We are informed that VIM. Lackie
intends opening a cigar factory in this
place again soon.
There will be rattle of ducks and
turkeys at the Rapley House sample
rooms tomorrow. Friday)
The cigar factory of Drake e. Morrill,
is again running i'll full blast, having
been closed for a short time.
Died. on Sunday, Dec. 18. Stephen
Malaney, well known in this village.
\ cancer being the cause of death.
p. 5. McGregory, of Cass City, called
Oh his many friends in the village and
vicinity the latter part of last week.
Rev. c. f. Harris, Pastor Of the
First Baptist church of Port Huron
has resigned, and will go to California.
You will find "a change Of adv. i'll this
issue for \. II. Braidwood. Call on
him when looking for Christmas
presents.
Brockway Lodge No. 3lG. +. 81 y.
NJ. will hold their regular meeting
for installation of officers on the 9th,
St Johns day.
\ new adv for the holidays appears
in this issue for \. & L. OLeary. of
Brockway. BE sure and read it. You
will profit thereby.
Married-At the residence of the
brides parents by Rev. {. w. Barnum,
Peter Macarthur, of East Saginaw, and
Miss Emily Carter, of Elmer
zone fire burns out another's burn
ing" and most pains suffer more to be
cured. but Salvation Oil is painless and
certain. 1t costs only % cents.
Next Saturday is the last chance you
will have this year to receive one-half
pound of tea with every dollars worth
of goods purchased at Wear Il Pals
ley's. Read their change Of adv. in
this issue.
Why would it not be good invest
ment for our village dads to secure a
number of street lamps and place them
in different parts of the village? y
new gasoline lamp manufactured ut
Canton. Ohio, is recommended very
highly.
We believe our school board should
elect Il truant officer whose duty it
would be to find out the scholars who
are absent from school without per-
mission. We see a great many boys
lounging around town during school
hours each week.
c. L. Michaels will give grand New
Years ball at his hall on Friday evening;
December 20, 1887. First-class music
by Jackson and Prof. Symingtons full
orchestra, of Port Huron. If you
would like to have a good time don't
fail TO attend. Bill, only S125.
Geo. Mann, who the people thought
had either crossed to the sunny side of
the Rocky Mountains or joined Nectar
gle the Chicago boodler across the line
has returned to his family in this vii
lage lie intends settling up his ar
rearges here when he will again be
square with the world
The business men Of the village seem
to appreciate our efforts to publish a
live local paper by taking larger adver-
Using space and otherwise helping to
maintain the EXPOSTTOR giving it q
good healthy growth We feel thank
full for the hearty support we have re-
ceived and trust that we may merit
continuance Of the same.
Tie fifteenth annual report of the
commissioner of railroads shows that
the p.'-II. 81 y. w. railroad carried
222, 1879 passengers, 2l,s6l tons Of
through freight and 7l,228 tons of local
freight during the year 1885. The esti
mated value of the equipment OF the
road is S29S, sos; the total traffic earn
ings were S2lO,0i9.36 and the total cE-